RIP Big George
Re: RIP Big George
A true giant of boxing
What a career !
Amazing
will be missed
What a career !
Amazing
will be missed
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Ruthless-RKO
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Re: RIP Big George
Fun Fact
Hulk Hogan and Foreman had the same agent. Hogan had first dibs between the grill and a blender.
Unfortunately for Hogan, he was out picking his kids up from school. His agent left him a voicemail.
‘Hey, Hogan, I’ve got a grill, and I’ve got a blender; which one do you want to pick? I’ll call George and ask him since you’re not home…’
Hogan got the message and called his agent and asked him what was up. Only for his agent to say Foreman picked the grill. Hogan was left with the bender.

$200 million later, Hogan regrets it
Hulk Hogan and Foreman had the same agent. Hogan had first dibs between the grill and a blender.
Unfortunately for Hogan, he was out picking his kids up from school. His agent left him a voicemail.
‘Hey, Hogan, I’ve got a grill, and I’ve got a blender; which one do you want to pick? I’ll call George and ask him since you’re not home…’
Hogan got the message and called his agent and asked him what was up. Only for his agent to say Foreman picked the grill. Hogan was left with the bender.

$200 million later, Hogan regrets it
Re: RIP Big George
George was a proper legend,R.I.P. I could understand and still don't,why Buffer was paid more than some world champions just to say,'let's get ready to rumble' absolute joke Imo.orbtastic wrote: ↑22 Mar 2025, 05:26 “Don’t do it son”
I actually met him and James Toney on the same night. Hamed McCullough. My mate went ringside after the fight to ask him how he scored it. He was super polite and genial. We saw Buffer that night too in the nightclub. He was affable but far more bombastic. His gf was hot too.
Re: RIP Big George
21 years & 10 months between George turning pro & him being involved in a World Title fight in his own country.
That has to be a record.
Over 25 years between turning pro & WINNING a World Title in his own country.
That has to be a record.
Over 25 years between turning pro & WINNING a World Title in his own country.
Re: RIP Big George
Man's a definition of a boxing legend
Rip big George foreman
Rip big George foreman
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Re: RIP Big George
Sad to wake up to this news. An all time great
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Very sad news indeed. George was a true boxing legend.
I didn't know that he had been ill for a while so it came as a complete shock to me.
R.I.P George
I didn't know that he had been ill for a while so it came as a complete shock to me.
R.I.P George
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mickey1975
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Re: RIP Big George
Colin Hart died today as well. RIP.
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handsofstone
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Fck Colin Hart and Livingstone Bramble both died today as well, wtf, Bramble fought everyone, former world champ, there's not many left who've been around boxing as long as Colin Hart
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tiny_acres
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Re: RIP Big George
No way the Lean mean grilling machine would of been near as big with Hogan as the pitchman.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑22 Mar 2025, 07:24 Fun Fact
Hulk Hogan and Foreman had the same agent. Hogan had first dibs between the grill and a blender.
Unfortunately for Hogan, he was out picking his kids up from school. His agent left him a voicemail.
‘Hey, Hogan, I’ve got a grill, and I’ve got a blender; which one do you want to pick? I’ll call George and ask him since you’re not home…’
Hogan got the message and called his agent and asked him what was up. Only for his agent to say Foreman picked the grill. Hogan was left with the bender.
$200 million later, Hogan regrets it![]()
Foreman's charming chubby grandpa looks and outgoing personality was the driving force behind the grills success.
Re: RIP Big George
RIP Champ. Sleep Well.
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Re: RIP Big George
tiny_acres wrote: ↑22 Mar 2025, 21:31No way the Lean mean grilling machine would of been near as big with Hogan as the pitchman.
Foreman's charming chubby grandpa looks and outgoing personality was the driving force behind the grills success.
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tiny_acres
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That was greatGrilling Machine wrote: ↑23 Mar 2025, 12:01tiny_acres wrote: ↑22 Mar 2025, 21:31No way the Lean mean grilling machine would of been near as big with Hogan as the pitchman.
Foreman's charming chubby grandpa looks and outgoing personality was the driving force behind the grills success.
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Re: RIP Big George
Death of a titan.
Grew up in poverty, pulled back from a life of crime and turned his life around thru boxing. Olympic gold medal after relatively few fights, won the title by destroying one of the most lethal champs ever, regained it 20 years later at 45. Could still hang at 50. Took the Greatest to stop him.
An utter freak of nature, brute strength with great accuracy despite the deceptively crude style. Charisma through the roof. One of the great American lives.
Grew up in poverty, pulled back from a life of crime and turned his life around thru boxing. Olympic gold medal after relatively few fights, won the title by destroying one of the most lethal champs ever, regained it 20 years later at 45. Could still hang at 50. Took the Greatest to stop him.
An utter freak of nature, brute strength with great accuracy despite the deceptively crude style. Charisma through the roof. One of the great American lives.